Scuderia Ferrari F1-75 speculation thread

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I'm in disbelief, to be honest. It's like they asked me to write a wish list on what I always thought a Ferrari F1 car should look like and then pretty much made all of that come true in a single year-to-year change.

It seems they even got rid of the aerodynamic matte sex-toy paint. :shock:

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CriXus wrote:
16 Feb 2022, 16:18
Better quality image.
Same route as AM, but a little less undercut and a bit shorter sidepods.

https://preview.redd.it/bo0b3wthd7i81.j ... 8ab83011af
It feels like a very short car, could be very reactive. I love it. The livery, the design it's all so fantastic!!
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Macklaren wrote:
16 Feb 2022, 17:37
Looks like a 50:50 of AMR and McL sidepods philosophy

Interesting isn't it ?

AMR had the length and louvers over the top but they also had a HUGE undercut. McLaren had the blockage at the front but the sidepods were short lived. I think Williams also went a similar route as McLaren.

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timbo wrote:
16 Feb 2022, 18:20
This is very strange if true. I don't remember seeing a flat vertical side profile on the sidepods since McLaren MP4-26.
The 2014 Caterham had sidepods like that, but I don't think that's a car any team would like to compare to :P
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Ryar wrote:
16 Feb 2022, 17:30
The mirrors are mounted on sidepods.
 
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I noticed there has been some heavy focus on managing the air going beside the driver's head. They cleared the mirrors out of the way and then even sculpted the side pod to direct that air. Could it be to manage rear tyre wake?
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LM10 wrote:
16 Feb 2022, 18:38
Considering that most cars we've seen so far have bulkier sidepods, there is a decent possibility that this could be the way to go. Since with bargeboards a critical area for outwash is banned now, there is not much left for teams to do other than using the sidepod shaping for creating outwash.
And downwash

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ryaan2904 wrote:
16 Feb 2022, 19:14
Ryar wrote:
16 Feb 2022, 17:30
The mirrors are mounted on sidepods.
 
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I noticed there has been some heavy focus on managing the air going beside the driver's head. They cleared the mirrors out of the way and then even sculpted the side pod to direct that air. Could it be to manage rear tyre wake?
I would guess that channel is used to get clean air towards the diffuser, with the front part of the sidepods being used to manage the wake.

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ryaan2904 wrote:
16 Feb 2022, 19:14
Ryar wrote:
16 Feb 2022, 17:30
The mirrors are mounted on sidepods.
 
Image
I noticed there has been some heavy focus on managing the air going beside the driver's head. They cleared the mirrors out of the way and then even sculpted the side pod to direct that air. Could it be to manage rear tyre wake?
The sidepods, with that curl at the top and the warm air slots to the inside, wonder whether that creates a bit of a vortex to get air to the rear wing.

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It's like everything has gone horrible wrong with this car!
I need more angles before I believe it though.
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Actually now that I am looking a bit more into it, this seems like a reverse AM.

They are using an overcut to get clean air to the diffuser while using the sidepods as a shield against the wake.

Unique concept this one.

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PlatinumZealot wrote:
16 Feb 2022, 19:19
It's like everything has gone horrible wrong with this car!
I need more angles before I believe it though.
Often, ideas 180 degrees apart from each other are within 1-2% of each other in effectiveness. I call it the Non- Mirror Reverse.
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Blackout wrote:
16 Feb 2022, 19:17
LM10 wrote:
16 Feb 2022, 18:38
Considering that most cars we've seen so far have bulkier sidepods, there is a decent possibility that this could be the way to go. Since with bargeboards a critical area for outwash is banned now, there is not much left for teams to do other than using the sidepod shaping for creating outwash.
And downwash
Indeed. You can push the wake sideways with a blunt sidepod, but if you taper the sidepod back from the side rather than from the top, you'll be pulling that wake back in rather than getting the high energy air from above the sidepod down onto the diffuser. This is where I believe the Williams, McLaren, Alpha Tauri, and Haas seem to have an advantage, assuming they executed on the concept well.

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something is wrong with front left tire....

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The mirrors don't appear to be any different than on the Aston or Williams, at least the mounting or positioning ...

It's just the deflector on the FL wheel, grainy low quality pic makes it look weird.

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The more I look at it, the more I think it has to be fake.
Maybe this comes from the same person who did renders like shown in this post:
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